Since the first day I was here, I was unable to create a New thread.
the error message in the subject line says ( ERROR: Forum ID is missing.)
I contacted Wicked edge via the contact us link
I’ve also sent 5 separate emails ( Pm’s to the developer ) via the forum message system. the messages have been sent on multiple occassio0ns over the last week.
Over the 7,000 + members who have logged on here, there are less than 5 active members, since I’ve been here. I’ve opened message board domains, I over see a 5 million member automotive forum for the last 15 years, and have been doing this stuff for a very log time. If Wicked edge is serious about getting a forum up and running, this is not the way to do it. I’m more than willing to help. and very chatty, and as an engineer, can offer insight to potential problems. The software used here is nothing short of sad. The idea of a wicked Edge forum is a great idea, but even for a well seasoned forum advisor, this is not the way to go. if the developer isn’t here every day to get this forum up and running, it chases people away. most wont come to a forum with no activity. that’s why of the 7000 plus people who have logged into this wicked edge forum, none of them actually post anything, or want to get involved. People have been asking for a font co9lor change for two weeks, its a simple matter to change the code. I can see the server capacity is very small, there is little band width. even with no activity here it takes, several seconds ( lag ) to go from submit to actual post. If a dozen people where here and actively posting, that lag would increase. It would be better for wicked edge, not to have a website, than to have one that doesn’t work properly, or enough horse power, and a webmaster to maintain it.
This is how I see it. IM willing to hang in here for a little while longer, in the hope that something happens..Telling me that they will get around to it, give them time , let them return from the weekend, has nothing to do with my request from 10 days ago.
Bill aka ET
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